feat(cli): scan for nearby peripherals#14
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`simblectl scan [seconds]` starts a central scan on the recorded helper, streams the discovered peripherals for the duration (default 5s), and prints them deduped by id and sorted, with each peripheral's last-seen rssi and any advertised name and service UUIDs. Behind a seam for tests.
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scanverb tosimblectl.scan [seconds]starts a central scan on the recorded helper, collects the streamed DISCOVERED events for the duration (default 5s), and prints the peripherals deduped by id and sorted by id, each with its last-seen RSSI and any advertised local name and service UUIDs. It reports{"error":"no running helper"}when no helper record exists. The scan runs behind an injectable seam so a fake scanner and an in-process listener exercise it without a real radio.